Thanks Cathy,

I needed to know it wasn't an issue at all. If you are doing that without a problem then it's probably something my subclass is doing.

I wanted to be sure it was something here rather than an inherited problem.

The problem is re-created on everyone's machine including our beta testers. I think someone made an observation, pointed it out and it's happening 100% if you follow that sequence.

I have found a short term work-around by customising the OnPreviewClose() to just call a standard print which works fine.

Your suggestions are always very helpful, thanks.

Mathias


>I don't understand either ... I am able to preview a color report and then print from the toolbar without any problems. Maybe you should check to make sure you have the latest printer driver for the printer.
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>>Cathy,
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>>Thanks for the suggestion. I have actaully managed to recreate the problem.
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>>The printer color setting is automatic and Printer Env is not saved.
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>>Prints fine when I print straight, preview is fine, I am tempted to take away the print from the preview toolbar, I don't understand. It doesn't appear to be a known issue.
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>>Ta
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>>>First, be sure the Printer Environment is not saved with the report.
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>>>Second, check the default settings of the printer where the user is printing to from preview. They may have the printer set up to default to greyscale.
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>>>>Hi All,
>>>>
>>>>I have encountered an issue that I think the listener / GDIPlus is responsible for and I need help.
>>>>
>>>>Here is the syntax:
>>>>**\
>>>>Report Form (lcReport) Object loReportListener In Screen
>>>>**/
>>>>
>>>>I have a foxpro report in colour.
>>>>
>>>>With loReportListener.ListenerType = 0 the report prints fine.
>>>>
>>>>With loReportListener.ListenerType = 1 the report looks fine on screen
>>>>
>>>>If the user hits the print icon on the preview toolbar the report comes out in greyscale (something somewhere appears to drop the colors).
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas please?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks